Sentence examples for rules making the from inspiring English sources

But as conflict, persecution and poverty continues to drive people to risk their lives in the hope of a safer future, many European nations are moving to tighten asylum rules, making the end of refugees' journeys less certain than ever.

About 18percentt of all buildings in Sicily violate zoning rules, making the island second only to Campania -- the region of Naples, and the headquarters of the Camorra organized-crime syndicate -- for illegal construction.

And the increases were likely a one-time bump, mainly caused by rules making the insurance package better, so it isn't relevant to 2015.

So I think it was very important that we gave very strict and steadfast rules making the trail of breadcrumbs easier to follow.

A pharmacological interaction between a PET ligand and an exogenously administered ligand with an affinity for the target ORs will follow the same biological rules, making the observed changes dependent upon the selectivity and agonistic property of both the ligand and the administered substance.

Accounting rules make the situation worse.

The ones who break the rules make the money," said a landowner, Milton Luiz Molfensteiner.

The F.A.A. rules make the airline responsible for maintenance work performed by third-party contractors.

Simple bright-line rules make the compliance process easier, both for the regulated and for the regulator".

Each easing of the rules makes the next one more likely, by demonstrating that disaster does not occur.

Tournament rules make the Olympics an under-23 tournament, though all participating teams are allowed to include three overage players.